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The investigation began nearly two years ago amid allegations by Chatfield’s former sister-in-law that he sexually assaulted her when she was a teenager. He denies the allegations. The investigation reportedly expanded to include Chatfield’s campaign finances.
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On today's show, we heard more on an investigative piece into relationships between legislators and lobbyists by The Detroit News. A Michigan author discussed end of life relationships. Plus, new online betting contracts for colleges, like MSU.
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Lawyer Todd Flood previously served in the Attorney General’s office. He said "criminal enterprise" is a serious charge that could carry a prison sentence.
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Within a year and a half of leaving the Legislature, the Chatfield's future is looking unsteady. Today on the podcast we break down what know about the complex web of money and power surrounding former State Speaker of the House Lee Chatfield. We’ll update you on where standing and evolving investigations are in this moment.
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On today's show, why it's getting so hard to recruit candidates for local school boards. Plus, a Detroit organization's plan for making public meetings and information more accessible. Then, an update on House Representative Lee Chatfield's most recent legal troubles, and the grand opening of an impressive new suspension bridge in northern Michigan.
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The Michigan State Police says it's wrapped up its part of investigations into allegations of sexual misconduct and financial malfeasance against former state House Speaker Lee Chatfield.
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A resolution introduced in the Michigan House Thursday would create a committee to investigate former House Speaker Lee Chatfield.
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The brother of former state House Speaker Lee Chatfield has dropped his legal challenge to a search warrant, allowing police to seize his cell phone.
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The Michigan State Police has executed a search warrant at the home of two people who served as top aides to former House Speaker Lee Chatfield.
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The Michigan Attorney General’s office is now part of an investigation into alleged wrongdoing by former state House Speaker Lee Chatfield.